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Sport, 1994

194 stories in Sydney's papers · page 9 of 10

Runs hard to get in A-grade cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 October 1994 · page 51

MACCABI made heavy going of run-getting in its Gordon District A-grade turf competition match at Willoughby Oval last Saturday…

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Edited by Mike Golland Sport News Results Profile Schools Moriah's national table tennis title and chance at world event in Israel

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 21 October 1994 · page 52

MORIAH College has won the Australian Secondary Schools’ Junior Table Tennis Teams Championship and could compete for the world title in Israel next year…

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Site : The Homebush Bay Story Death Defying Theatre Sydney Athletic Centre October 27-29 & November 3-5

Tharunka · Tuesday 25 October 1994 · page 38

The hoopla surrounding the Olympics may have died down (a little) but there is certainly an undercurrent of, as yet, unmentioned stories that goes with the Olympics. Site attempts to address these issues by…

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Singles Social Tennis Group

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 28 October 1994 · page 24

Organised tennis games for all standards, for people aged between 30-50 years, every Sunday evening, 7pm, at the Sydney Maccabi Tennis Club, Bondi. Cost $6. Information Leon 231-4877 (bh) or…

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Soccer, Tennis Players

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 November 1994 · page 59

SOCCER players available for selection in the NSW team to compete at the 62nd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival in Perth, should contact convener Simon Pelan on 363-9200…

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Everyone for tennis

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 November 1994 · page 59

FORTY members of Northslde Maccabi Tennis Club aged from 10 to 16 participated in a recent three-day camp at the Australian Tennis Academy, Oxford Fails. The camp was under the direction of club president Carol Gafen and club coach Tania Cohen, with tennis cb-supervised by the Academy's directors Kevin and Glynnis Collins. Swimming, table…

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Singles Social Tennis Group

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 November 1994 · page 30

Organised tennis games for all standards, for people aged between 30-50 years, every Sunday evening, 7pm, at the Sydney Maccabi Tennis Club, Bondi. Cost $6. Information Leon 231-4877 (bh) or…

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Pair do well in top lawn bowls events

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 November 1994 · page 58

TWO top-ranked Sydney Maccabi Guild lawn bowlers last week reached the semi-final of the AGC Open Pairs Championship…

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Brandon rich in junior cricket talent

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 4 November 1994 · page 59

THREE wickets in two overs by talented allround round sportsman Richie Brandon, paved the way for Maccabi Junior Cricket Club’s uder 16 team’s win in the South Eastern Junior…

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Rugby

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 November 1994 · page 34

L'équipe de Brive a été déclarée championne de l'automne à la findes matches aller. Brive, avec une meilleure différence entre les points marqués et encaissés, a virer en tête, devant Toulon, à la…

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Match Racing

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 November 1994 · page 6

Le Français Bertrand Pace, est devenu pour la première fois, le mois dernier à La Rochelle, champion du monde de voile de "Match Racing" en battant en finale (deux manches à une) le…

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TENNIS La Coupe Davis

Le Courrier Australien · Thursday 10 November 1994 · page 34

Patrice Dominguez a été nommé directeur technique national et Yannick^ïoah capitaine de l'équipe de France de Coupe "Davis, a annoncé Christian Bimes, président de la Fédération…

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Perth's bowls challenge

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 November 1994 · page 51

PERTH’S lawn bowlers have issued a challenge to Queensland, New South Wales and Victorian bowlers to compete at next month’s 62nd Australian Maccabi Sports Carnival. The WA men’s and women’s lawn bowls selectors have received so…

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Tennis club coach quits

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 November 1994 · page 51

SYDNEY Maccabi Tennis Club coach Mark Ware resigned last week after three years at the courts. The 33-year-old former NSW State…

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Bubble bursts in junior cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 11 November 1994 · page 51

MACCABI Junior Cricket Club’s under-16 team was brought back to earth in its South Eastern Junior Cricket Association match against last year’s premiership combination, Waverley, at Queens Park on Sunday. Until now Maccabi had been unbeaten in the 1994 competition, but…

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Junior Cricket Roundup

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 November 1994 · page 51

MACCABI Junior Cricket Club’s under-16 team suffered its first loss of the season when it went down by an innings and 85 runs in its South Eastern Junior Cricket Association…

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Golf titles highlight Jewish sports calendor

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 November 1994 · page 51

MORE THAN 180 golfers competed in this week’s Maccabi Golf Guild-organised 19th NSW Jewish Open Championships at the Monash Course…

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Captain's century for Monash cricket

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 18 November 1994 · page 52

A CAPTAIN’S innings of 113 not out by 17year-old Ryan Buchman set up the Brad Garlick Ford and Goldmark co-sponsored Northside Monash cricket team’s nine-run outright…

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Cricket Coaching

The Australian Jewish News · Friday 25 November 1994 · page 58

Nortnside Monash Junior Cricket Club’s coaching director, Brian Kenner, is conducting an A-level Australian Cricket Board and National…

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